Getting to Grips with Pixel-shift and Pano mode on the GFX50SII | My Experience | Woodland Shoot

I recently had the Fuji GFX 50Sii complete with 35-70mm (24-50mm) kit lens on loan for three days with the serious intent of making it my next camera.

00:00 - Intro
01:23 - Red Berries & misbehaving focus
04:35 - Fungi & a fallen log in 65x24 Pano Mode
05:48 - Luxulyan Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site
07:37 - Framing up a Composition
10:26 - Pixel Shift Mode
12:11 - Outro & Full Res Pixel Shift Image

Did I get on with the big Fuji enough to part with over £3000 worth of my hard saved money?? You're going to find out soon enough. On day two, I decided to go out with the intention of creating proper landscape images and in particular use the pixel-shift feature that enables the creation of huge images by moving the camera's sensor a fraction in between shots, then stitching them together. Sounds wonderful doesn't it? but does it work in practice? Watch this video to find out. Also and much easier to access is the 65x24 crop mode. Built in pano or gimmick? and can clumsy old me make it work?

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